Can you share any source where I can find case studies for assessment tests with charts and tables provided, more like a mixture of Case Study & Data Interpretation? Thanks PS- Thanks for this video!
quality issues are only possible in raw materials stage or in production stage, you can nitpick those and then start tearing them apart for the exact answers
@@alwaysonsumbullshi my question is let's say you're drilling the issue through %change in costs of each operation. If your product is going through a quality issue let's say an internal malfunction of the machinery which causes it, it won't be reflected in the costs of the product value chain anywhere but would cause the impaired quality. But I believe in that case it would be a Revenue problem not a cost one.
@@parthkhandar7530 that gets covered under manufacturing maybe. if you break down manufacturing, theres a step for production of the tin oils, a diagnosis can be made there i think. and the problem does become that of cost then
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Can you share any source where I can find case studies for assessment tests with charts and tables provided, more like a mixture of Case Study & Data Interpretation? Thanks
PS- Thanks for this video!
Absolutely Genius Aditya
How would we be able to identify the issue through the % cost of each operation in the value chain if the decline was led by quality issues?
quality issues are only possible in raw materials stage or in production stage, you can nitpick those and then start tearing them apart for the exact answers
@@alwaysonsumbullshi my question is let's say you're drilling the issue through %change in costs of each operation. If your product is going through a quality issue let's say an internal malfunction of the machinery which causes it, it won't be reflected in the costs of the product value chain anywhere but would cause the impaired quality. But I believe in that case it would be a Revenue problem not a cost one.
@@parthkhandar7530 that gets covered under manufacturing maybe. if you break down manufacturing, theres a step for production of the tin oils, a diagnosis can be made there i think. and the problem does become that of cost then
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